The upper leaf portions appear healthy. Cut the top half of a healthy leaf, let the cut end dry 24 hours, then insert into a 50/50 peat-perlite mix. Keep slightly damp, warm, and bright. Baby plants may emerge in months.
Refrigerate cut leaves to prolong usability. Discard if they discolor or smell off.
No specific recipe given; refrigeration is the simplest method.
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